08:26:23 <Rainer_Bielefeld> For one of my projects suddenly the background color of the swimlanes changed from white to read. I haven't a clue what might have caused the change (while I was editing a new task?). But I dislike it and would like to get back the old view. Any ideas how to proceed?
08:27:15 <Rainer_Bielefeld> Shiet! Wrong channel ...
08:27:18 <Rainer_Bielefeld> 'Sorry!
14:37:10 <mahdi[m]> <frg_Away> "mahdi[m} it is in 2.53.13b1 pre" <- running it now for some three days and still feels snappy and not hogging on memory or anything, I'd say better on my Gentoo than latest .12 releases, thanks!
14:42:50 <frg_Away> mahdi[m] great 2.53.12b1 should be already good here too.
14:52:31 <JamminUnit> It is here on my Gentoo machines.
14:55:48 <mahdi[m]> ok then I meant probably comparing to 2.53.11.x as I went directly to .13 due to that "Promise.allSettled" implementation
18:15:48 <therube> incredible.  for the little that i open FF 99, i have now TWICE had it stop respond to URLs - entirely.
18:15:49 <therube> it has to be me. it can't be occurring to anyone else. (just like the 7-second time to cold start if the window is maximized.) [well, one other person did see the same]
18:17:51 <therube> GET	https://www.mozilla.org/
18:17:52 <therube> nothing more.  that is all that Network will show.  period.
19:22:11 <frg_Away> therube dns over https off? http3 off quic off (if it is even in?)
19:40:16 <therube> frg_Away: doh was on, i suppose by default.  i turned it off, but had to restart FF in order for to be of any "benefit".  but then i could have restarted anyhow & presumably ff would have run, for a few moments at least.
19:41:18 <therube> if this is the pref, network.http.http3.enable, it is enable (true) by default
19:44:18 <frg_Away> therube I think http3 was the cause of the last snafu but might be unrelated. I would turn it off unless you like to play guinea pig:
19:44:19 <frg_Away> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/3
19:46:01 <therube> yep, draft.  instead of robust, they try to chase google & microsoft
20:10:15 <frg_Away> technical merits set aside I lately have a feeling all this new stuff is just driven so that filtering traffic and getting rid of junk is to be made impossible.